RIDAY, MAY 13, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sigma Kappa Wins First
Sigma Kappa sorority and Phi delta Theta fraternity won first place in their respective divisions the second annual intramural speech contest sponsored by the orensic league. A sweepstake trophy was awarded each of the winners.
In the women's division Delta gamma won second place and Chi mega third. Phi Kappa won second place. Delta Delta third in the men's division.
In the final after-dinner speeches enthused held Thursday Nancy Seyell. College freshman, representing Sigma Kappa and John Kuckman, College freshman, representing Phi Kappa won first places.
Second place winners were Suzon apat, fine arts freshman repre-
pate, Kappa, and Jim ack, engineer junior, representing i Delta Thema.
Harriet Harlow, fine arts senior,
preserving Delta Gamma, and Jim
Jurley, College freshman, repre-
tting Phi Gamma Delta, were
rd place winners.
Billie Nave, College sophomore,
chairman of the after-dinner
test. The judges were E. C.
ehler, professor of speech; Mrs.
na Drennan, instructor in speech;
H Gene Courtney, graduate stu-
tent. Orville Roberts, instructor
in speech, was director of the intra-
ral contests.
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Dr. Snow's Insect Collection has Grown To Be Largest
Several hundred thousand animals, nobody knows the exact number, contained in one room of a University building.
Yes, that's right. These animals, properly called "insects," are housed 15 Snow hall. It is the largest University entomological collection in United States, and therefore in the world, Dr. Raymond Beamer, prosecr of entomology, said.
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the story of an insect's trip from to filing cabinet is an intering one. Methods of capture have come so specialized that John on and Burton Hodgden, members of the field expedition, have lived a strategy of sneaking up a tractor to catch a certain live type of beetle. When close enough, one of them lunges from the in an attempt to catch die between a zig and a zag.
life. Now the field trips are unified and have a specific assignt to study a certain type of inDr. Beamer explained.
A group of insects which is a favorite to visitors is the "oh my" cup—so called because that is well exclamation the visitors
practical exclamation the visitors keep includes the ferocious looking rhinoceros beetle with sharp, vored horns, the seven inch long, any "walking stick", and a "golden" which appears to be the same as the appetite on Ees. Cases containing brillly colored moths and tropical terflies are also a favorite with novice. A species of beetle which played a romantic role in the coction of "love potions" some- known as the "Spanish fly" so on display.
the insects range in size from the -point insect with the terrifying me of Ceratocombus vaganas of family cryptostemmatidae to an ommous moth with a six inch spread which has the comparatively simple name of Actias luna. He most valuable specimens in
started in the 1860's by Dr. Row, first science professor of theiversity, the collection has grown its present size with nearly all sets classified and labeled.
collection are the tiger battles. Amblychla cylindriformis. Alugh not as valuable now, a letter v on record shows that Dr. Fran-Huntington Snow, founder of the
served, and a shrewd business,
received $40 for a single pair
then from a university in Ger-
y. They are still scarce enough
the department to be cautious
at releasing them, Dr. Beamer
mer.
or Snow's first expeditions vented forth with the purpose of coling any and every kind of ani-
More orthodox ways include the use of the well-known butterfly net, "horse" trading, purchasing them from private collections, and a commission method whereby the department of entomology keeps a certain percentage of insects they receive as a fee for classifying them.
After the insects are caught in the field, they are placed in a special type of killing bottle containing potassium cyanide. After they are killed, they are put into insulated paper containers to be better preserved. When they reach the University, they are impaled on special steel pins imported from Czechoslovakia. The name of the collector, date, and place found are printed on a miniature press that prints about 30 letters to the inch.
Mabel Conderman, business junior, and Marian Kysar, College sophomore, were recently installed as president and vice-president of Inter-dorm Council.
Inter-Dorm Council Installs
Conderman As President
Others taking office at the installation dinner were: Ruby Olson, secretary - treasurer; and Marian Graham, social chairman. Inter-Dorm representatives and house presidents attended the dinner.
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